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AGENDA ITEMS 1. Welcome and meeting overview 2. Data Center/BESS moratorium and code update 3. Update on PUG and upcoming open house 4. For the good of the order
Planning Commission meeting, Lincoln County, AR The request is to change the land use designations from mostly residential to mostly light industrial. I think there'd be about 2,600 acres of light industrial as part of this application.
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting, Bullhead City, AZ Good evening, Mayor and members of the City Council. My name is Jeff Nakashima with Trammel Crow Company. I am here tonight to speak in support of the owner-initiated annexation of the 162-acre Orchard Hills property.
City Council Meeting, Cheyenne, WY The proposal involves the demolition of two contributing 1953 multifamily buildings and their replacement with a new 14-unit development. As our city continues to face increasing development pressure
Historic Preservation Board, Miami Beach, FL Vision 2020 in 1997 said, you know what's going to happen right there? It's going to be commercially developed. It's city-owned land. We need to use it. We have all kinds of options for it.
Planning Commission Meeting - Media, Carpinteria, CA
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Hyperlocal Supply & Entitlement Intelligence Across the US
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Understand how municipalities make development decisions: local priorities, decision-makers voting history, community sentiment, historical approval patterns, and more

Supply Forecasting
See tomorrow's supply
Pre-construction supply forecasting. Track developments through the application, planning, entitlement, and approval phases. Planning commission meetings connected with permit data offer a uniquely comprehensive view on upcoming supply

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Frequently Asked Questions
What can entitlement intelligence tell you?
Which projects are emerging, who’s behind them, what’s being proposed, where it sits in the approval process, and how it’s changing along the way. In practice, it answers the questions you’re already asking: What are my competitors doing here, and how long have they been at it? What’s likely to get approved? What will I be up against? See the full list of use cases here.
How is this different from CoStar, Dodge, or permit data?
They show you what's already permitted or under construction. We have permit data as well however we start even earlier. A rezoning application filed today won't surface in permit data for years, but it's still competing with you in your lease-up window. Future supply lives in planning meetings, that's where we are.
Does this replace my land use consultant?
No. It makes their time worth more. Screen sites and build the background yourself, then spend their hours on strategy instead of catch-up. No consultant can watch every hearing in every jurisdiction - we can.
What's your coverage?
9300+ jurisdictions including towns and counties. We are live in over 94% of the US population. Check out our coverage map here. We’ll be upfront with you on where data is missing and where you should look yourself.
Where does the data come from?
Planning meetings, staff reports, permits, municipal records: all 100% public data. 7,000+ hours processed daily across 9,300+ municipalities. Crawled, cleaned, processed, quality-checked.
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